New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
lord ABERDEEN ON IRELAND
his HOPEFUL WORDS FOR HOME RULE.

pou.;y 4. ,ha aoartne ots at the Hotel Brunswick.
The Earl received q few visitors and ''eneiM james
r VBeirne and other representatives from the insa
ami SEQ OH delegations called TO al range soont tne
.-..,ta;on or addresses 10 the evening AT O'clock
A. the s,erp,on the Earl took hanson and rode
down TOW, alone to VISIT the steamship piers
Ahor, O O'clock IN tne evsnng he was waited on by
. delegation appointed by number OF the Sco'on
r..dsnts of the city assembled at the Grand Opera
Hou.e hall t., present address. The delegates pum-
harsd about fifty and included members OF three
scottish soc;eties tire 81. Andrews. the Cssdonion,
and the Thistle Twenty-Five of ZEN belonged to the
Highland Gu I'd, an0 were under the command OF
Canta,n r. Mclean. Colonel John W. Marshall acted
as spokesman and read the address, which att assur-
lug Lord and Lady Aberdeen OF cordial welcome
continued:
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The Earl Of Aberdeen reply expressed his gratitude
for the kindly sentiments in the address Then
he went on:
aoust tina. all tn: nations Of the Earth
the Scotch In their love Of oouy ana national
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little later . delegation from the Irish
American Parliamentary Fund Association
which Lady Aberdeen received them was
composed of Irish fabric. and she wore nothing save
wnst OF Irish msnufactdre, as was ner wont our
ing her public receptions - tho Lord Lieut-nants
ut Rn
The deuutston consisted oil Commissioner Coleman.
Corporatioa Counsel Morgan J. Obrien, Major John
Byrne of Cincinnati General James Il. O'Beirne,
Judge T. &. Browne, G. c. Shaype. and John +.
LYNCH who REPRESENTED the Home Rule Club
Major 9yrne. after making q few appropriate re-
marks, read the address, which weeo ned Lord and
Lady Aberdeen and expressed sentiments OF warmest
approval and deepest gratitude TO hs iordsh'p ,os
the eni;btenso just and humane manner in ws'ch
Ireland. which completely won tbs love gratitude
ana oysltv. not only OF the people owe. whom you
held Jurisdiction but OF the scattered o. dren OF Erin
and their descendants tho world over The address
went on to indicate the frightening OF IRISH hopes that
a home Rule which did not mean severance from the
Empire would be cbtaioed by constitutional methods
and conveyed to Lady Aberdeen expression OF me
esteem md love which her &C ons aud attitude toward
the Irish people Dad won. Ii was signed by Eu .ene
Kelly as chairman and the other six members OF the
committee. HIS Lordship said in reply:
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His Lrdshp closed by specially returning thanks ioi
kind in which Lady Aberdeen Was oSs
credit than she deserves when you attribute to T.
deep feeling % rssar Tor that rsa no,n a1S on ns
par shall be wanting TO contribute to Its happiness an'
She vas. be remarked furthering Irish manufactures
and doing what White aimed at doing 10 his recen
Bayne's Goth REGIMENT band serenaded the Earl and
Countess by playing number OF Scottish and irish ss
bey both appeared at the window ana expressed the
apure iatio Of the compliment
They sail to-day on the sorvs at y IN ana oeputa
{ion OF th- ish National League intends TO present
farewell address In the hotel ~ poon Professor Drum
mond will remain In America for shert u'ne
REDUCTIONS IN THE EARDs RENTS
THE TRIBUNE's London correspondent In his dispatc
yesterday referred 70 - story that Lord Aberdeen
estate has been revalued. aud the rent
are to be reduced thirty per cent
The exaet facts of the case obtained from auihortav
sources are these time sg0a deputaton Oh LOi
Abrrderu's tenants waited on him to say hat OWING
agricultural depression many OF them felt the need OF
revision OF Lord Aberdeen promised 20 con
slider the natter and soon intimated that ny ienan,
who considered their rents too high could appl